The book Muravskyi Way, published by the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation, can now be read from anywhere in the world. An electronic version of the publication has been made publicly available on the Foundation’s official website, where readers can access it via the provided link.
From the very beginning, the publication was conceived as an open and living dialogue with the reader. For this reason, more than one thousand printed copies authored by Andrii Paramonov were distributed to libraries across the country, including those in de-occupied territories, ensuring that the book would remain in the public domain and accessible to a wide audience.
The Muravskyi Way has attracted considerable interest, with requests for the book arriving daily. At the same time, the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation is currently implementing a number of other important initiatives, which limits the possibility of producing additional print runs. In response to numerous requests from readers, the Foundation decided to release an electronic version of the book.
«This format allows us to preserve access to the text without tying it to a physical number of copies and to continue the dialogue for which the book was created. It is important to us that ideas and research do not stop at the size of a print run. The digital edition allows the book to move forward—to those who are searching and ready to read», — said Denys Paramonov, founder of the Charity Foundation.
The online format opens new opportunities for spreading the ideas embedded in the book and enables readers from around the world to join the dialogue proposed by the Muravskyi Way.
As a reminder, the website of the Denys Paramonov Charity Foundation also offers online access to the books Skovoroda in the City of Wisdom Zacharpolis, Following Skovoroda Path. Slobidska Ukraine and Hryhorii Kvitka-Osnovianenko: from Osnova to Kharkiv.
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